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The Osceola times., 1887-11-05
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
A NOTED wO MANS CLUB.
An Organization of Women that Is Doins
Much Good Work.

An Organization of Women that Is Doing
Much Good Work.
The Chicago Women's Club was or
pnnized in 1876, chiefly through the
influence of some members Of the
Fortnigh;lv who felt that alongside of
the literary, artistic and social study
done in the Fortnightly, Chicago
women needed an organization for
planning and directing practical work
in any direction needed, and, to cover
this broad purpose, they simply named
it "The Chicago WQmens Club, =
The Club IS divided into six commit
tees Reform, Philanthropy, Home,
Education. Art and Literature, Philos-
ophy and Science.
The Committee on Education gets
kindergartens, manual training and
industrial art teaching discussed in
the club. and. as opportunity permits,
they press these subjects upon the pub
lie attention, They maintain a free
kindergarten. On the incoming OF
the new reform mayor. last spring,
they presented to him very iniluen-
italy signed petition asking for the
appointment of women on the School
Board The mayor, acknowledging
the strength of their petition. said he
felt compelled to fill all the vacancies
on the board for this year with good
business men, but that he would en-
courage the appointment of two
women Us assistant superintendents,
and another year would consider the
claims Of Women to positions on the
School Board. Two women assistant
superiutendcnts were subsequently ap-
pointed by the School Board.
The women's Club, In cooperation
with the w. c. f. L., has secured the
appointment of day and night matron'
in the county Jail and police stations,
and Il woman physician in the lunatiC
asylum and poor-house. The visits Of
/ the members of the Reform Committee
1 to these county institutions led to thC
/ Chicago Doodle investigations. These
women, seeing the poor quality OF food
and clothing, made complaint to the
! State Board of Charities, which led to
/ I'M investigation. In the report Of Tho
/ investigations made by the State BoarC
! they recognize their obligations to tn,
! Women's Club in reaching the facts
Mary h. BCedU IN lV0maH'S journal.
The Osceola times., 1887-11-05
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Collapse of u balloon and fnpalcmcnt Of
the Aeronaut Upon an Iron stake, Fatally
Injurng Him.

Collapse of n balloon and tmpaiement Of
the Aeronaut Upon an Iron stake. Fatally
Injuring Him.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 3l-Just before the be.
ginning OF the performance last night AT
the Fall of Pompeii spectacle at.the cah'r
ampithcater balloon ascension took
place. The balloon was lying in the ana.
pitheater, near the Pompeiian structure,
inflated with hot mir, and held by crowd
Of men, as il tuggcl at rs cords. Prof.
Antonio Infante, the aeronaut, stepped
from behind the scenes TO the
bank Of the artificial lake, and
bowed to the crowd sitting in front of
him, then stepped into the little basket OF
the balloon. and, standing erect, waved
his hand to the attendants to let go the
cords. The guy ropes were lOosed, aud
the released balloon shot up into the air,
followed by the loud applause of the
spectators, while the aeronaut kissed his
hand to them. Then, suddeuly, when the
balloon was up over the high walls Of the
incosure, it stopped swayed in
the air, swinging the aeronaut
about violently, and then collapsed, aud
fell to the ground with the unfortunate
adventurer.
The unfortunate man fell on n sharp iron
stake, used to sustain heavy rockets while
being discharged, and the rod passed
through his body, impaling him so firmly
that the efforts of three men were re-
quired TO effect his release. Infantc was
taken TO the dispensary, where his in
iurieS were examined by Dr. Steinmctz.
II was found that the stake had passel
through the perinHum aud through the
bowels, almost to the stomach. He was
taken TO the City Hospital in dying con
iition.
The Osceola times., 1887-11-05
CLARA BELLE LETTERS.
Their Vile and Indecent Character EK-
posed-Their Continued Appearance in
Alleged Respectable Journals.

Their Vile and Indecent Character Ex-
poscd-Their Continued Appearance in
Alleged Respectable Journals.
a correspondent of the HOman's
J1uAm writing from St. Paul says:
hut there is no journalistic atrocity
that quite equals the continued publi-
cation of the CLARA Belle letters. Is
it the natural result of the prohibition
of impure literature TO drive ii from the
papers that can be seized as openly
obscene into the Sunday editions of
our great dailios? Can the Woman's
Press Associations deal with this mat
ter?
There are two grades of letters pub
lished oyer the signature mentioned
above, both furnished by some syndi-
cate to Western papers, perhaps TO
Southern papers, also. The letters of
the lower grade are vile in the cx-
treme, and these are sent by daily
paper in San Francisco, ono in st.
Paul and one in Chicago. | believe,
into thousands of families every Sun
day morning. The other grade is pub
lishod by a Chicago paper, q. St. Paul
paper and other scmi-respcctable dali
les. Even this "clariliedn grade of
letters gives low and lewd represent
tation Of girlhood and womanhood,
with stories of marital infdelty and
mnidenly indecorum that would drive
purc-hcarted mothers almost wild with
Indignation and sorrow if they real
lied the situation. So long as | sup
posed that the author OF these letters
was woman suffered keen shame as
a woman, but when / learned the
creatures sex, ! supposed that decent
men would speedily put an end to the
outrage Some vague protests have
been made, and some boycotliug of the
Sunday papers by the best families
but the editors who are in the secret
have, since the first exposure, carefully
guarded it from their readers, and
seem to think they are doing a very
smart thing Can any thing be done
TO stop this game Of false pretcnscs?
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The Court of CIainis.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The Unitel
States Court of Claims will reconvenc for
the winter term to-day with a docket OF
about 5000 cases before il. Congress will
probably be asked to establish new court
10 which claims can be taken instead OF
being taken to Congress for sp scial legisla-
ton, and thus rid the House calendar Of
an immense number of bills which never
are considered properly there. When the
court meets to-day the judges will have
number Of decisions ready to hand in
aud will then declare which cases ON thu
docket will BE- heard. The French spolia-
tioa casss will probably b. clsArvl fran
ths deVtet 0xJG
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MISCELLANEOUS,

THE coroner's inquest over the dead
dynamiter nt London developed the fact
that deceased was intimate with certain
Americans from Philadelphia.
RETAIL merchants met in National CON
vention at Philadelphia on the 2oth. ~
THERE are further indications of serious
trouble among the refiners interested in
the great sugar trust.
The Montreal (Cau.) Board Of Trade at
the next session af Parliament will ask
for legislation to suppress buckle t-Shops.
THE annual report OF the Surgeon-Gen-
eral OF the army shows slight increase
Of the death rate in the service over that
OF last year.
ATTORNEY SEARY, Of the Progressive
Labor party in New York, SAYS he pro
poses TO bring action against the city for
damages for the mon who were dubbed
by the police in Union Square on Octo-
Der &.
THE annual report of the Srgeon.Gen.
eral Of the army TO the Secretary of War
shows slight increase ~ the death rate
in the army. The employment OF twenty
additional assistant surgeons is recon-.
mended.
COLONEL GEORGE BRADY arrived at Dem
ver, Col, on the 26th, with two companies
of the Eighteenth Infantry. General
Sheridan is expected every day. and will
select site for the new military post 10
be called Post Sheridan.
HEALTH OFFICER SMITH at New York has
notified the Marine Hospital Bureau that
the precautions taken with the cases OF
cholera on the Britannia were such that
there is no danger Of the disease spread.
ing.
NATIVE chiefs of Zululand are organiz-
ing rebellion against British authority
over their country.
THE complications of the French ma.
tional administration grow more serious
daily through Increasing opposition in the
Chamber OF Deputies.
THE health authorities of New York
claim there IS no dapger Of cholera from
the recently arrived immigrants.
THE Government expended during the
last fiscal year y ,na5, ,37a for the education
of Indian clildren.
THr whole Crew Indian tribe have left
sshesf sar.s- s.i ar csmsea Ia :arrs
bands along The His and Little Hra ~
%@4 .ist * .1fs.fI 1aN e aal
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PROTECTION NEEDED.
Doyie's Terrible Crime and His Inade-
quatc Punishment.

Doyie's Terrible Crime and His Inade-
quatc Punishment.
Emily 7. Collins writing 10 the
HOmoH'S JoUrUat from Hartford,
Conn, under date of Oct3 says,
This week. Michael Doyle was tried
by the Superior Court for a brutal as
sault upon a woman. The crime was
committed last june in Bristol. His
victim was Mrs. Lizzie Gctterman, of
Westfeld. Mass, a travelling sales
woman for a whip concern. She was
passing an unfrcquentcd place IN Bris-
FOL when Doyle met her and made vile
proposals to her These were indig-
nantly refused, and then the Young
man sprang vt her. hit her terrible
blow on the head and felled her to the
ground Ms Gettclman fought des-
perately, and Doyle became SO en-
ragged that he struck her a powerful
blow in the face, splitting her nose.
With a great effort the woman elected
the gag from her mouth and screamed
loudly for help. Her cries were
heard, and several men coming
to her rescue. her brutal assailant fled.
He was arrested that night in Terry
willie and bound over to the Superior
Court
For this crime he was sentenced to
jail for time, the judge saying that
he would spare him the disgrace of a
term in prison" '
If the laws regarding crimes against
women continue to be thus adnrinis-
tered, il seems that gallery
will be a necessary adjunct to every
school for girls, in order TO teach them
how to defend themselves, since the
law, as administered, fails to protect
them. .r.
Forty foreign-born men were granted.
naturalization papers this week In this
city. They will be citizens and voters,
and very likely viii oppose giving the
rights of citizenship to native-born
women. who must forcyeri rarain 70
aliens in the land of their birth.
MIss MAR, Bocrn In. rc.:rr-d
The Osceola times., 1887-11-05

TESTIMONY at the coroner's inquest II
the Benhayon case at San Francisco lead
TO the conclusion that Benhayon wal
The Osceola times., 1887-11-05

GEO. II. THoEnr, contestant against
Hon. John @. Carlisle for congressional
seat, has filed his brief with the clerk OF
the House The brief asserts Thoebe's
elect 'on by GOO majority.
1T IS finally a settled fact that the Gar
will pass through Berlin en- route to ST.
Petersburg. Care has been taken by the
German authorities TO exercise the most
al slant reserve on the occasion.
The Osceola times., 1887-11-05

MISS Mar, Bccrt has returned
home from five months vacation ~
Europe
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Groceries.

S~uosn-Concc dL@0isc yellow clarified
&C., seconds, ddGhc; refined A, 6ismGAsc.
granulatcd, i@7}sc powdered, ne; cut loaf,
nc; good demand.
Ricr-Louisiana, 5@Gc; Carolina, G@GJfc,
strong
C,Npus- Sticks, all sizes, IN boxes. pals
and barrels, 7isG0ci fancy assorted, $50 100,
firm.
So,rs ,Vp C,NDlrs-Soap, 365tsc; can
dies, mll weight, sAG0c.
Currzr-Ncw York factory, DC. full cream,
l3tri2l.C Young American. he.
Comm Common, 20c; ordinary. 20js6
2ic, fair, '1tr22'lc prime Rio, 2ic, choice 10
fancy, 2j'stt!ic old government, .O@l2c.
firm.
s,ir Saginaw, ~ a,6i 10 per barrel.
sacks, tine. ~ aidl 90 course, n iOaI 10.
pockets, blcuchcl, ~ %; mixed, barrels.
$40 "a; mixed, 2A@1c.
tNNNIu ~Guops-riuc apples. 81 2jdl 80.
Peaches, > pounds, standard. = 81, o pounds.
standard. - 2l seconds, - J1ttt -. Tuma.
toes, , pounds, standard, II GOAL TO- .
pounds standard, u 2jCtl ~. Strawberries.
~ ~. RisphrrrioN II m. Bluckhcrrics.
~ littl -. Green cages, 81 1iCti ~. Pears.
~ 1atd2@ -. PlumS, u Gi0di ~. Asparagus.
s. 1904 -. Grccn corn, - 2iCti -. Green
peas, - coal 20. Cove oysters. full weight,
/ pound, sal Oi, . pounds, ~ O5Gri ~.
light weight. puund. Gpm0hc. 2pound-, Sin
I ~. Condensed milk, Crown, - 55trh ~
Eagle, ~ -, Swiss, - ~. salmon, - -
Shrliucs, ~ D. mustard sardincS, - ~
MackcrCl, u "a, herring mackcrCl. u -.
MuLAssis-iouisimnn common tu lair go
IN, prime a. choice, i26taOc; syrup. $50
for centrifugal, common ~ fair, 2tm2sc
prime to choice, iOCdijc; fancy, 3jgiOc
| muOd demand.
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Trustee's Sale.


WHEREAs. on the 9Th day II September. 1874,
w. ~ A., HOllCnhcw conveyed By deed. frsis-
Tend in book lu2, un page Gh, In The Registers ~.
hCr, In shelby county. tennessee. 10 ff. Fmnk
Ritc. trustee, The rial estate hereinafter described,
"a secure a certain indebtedness therein mentioned
nnd whereas by n dccrrc Of the ChanrcD Juuu "a
shelby county, Tvnncsce. entered ln tie tssc VI n.
A llollcnicw against = lmnsiulA aud oihcr. in
minute book 49, on page. AZ on the ti day ~
june, lsa u Nns adiudgcd that the amount ofsald
lujyhlcducs then unpaid was SEsO. iuf which aid
ttiaAS thSslgnG s5S E SSr n' EFopiImeg 1, not, d9iod
master 81 aid ChanccD Court, and H. succctsug
in Office, were appointed trustees in the plncr and
stead ~ aid Dr. fmnk Rice. aud whenas. II was
hctrln derived that, IN the event the mid notes
made by ~ A. HollcnbCw should not h. paid AT
maturity, the said trustee 40 appointed should mo-
ccul 10 srll the uid rial estate iron the terms and
conditions provided IN The diced. Of ilolicnbcyio
iicc' trnsivr. Now thcfCiup, J. Samuel I. Me-
hogclL clerk md Master II the Chnnrcy Court q
shelby county, Tennessee. trustee lfucrtssuf Ia said
~ y Ea'k ggIk aud inasl,n. ", virtue Of no
bel hy taking oath and giving bond ~ rcqulr,d ~
law and bpinr requested by the holders of sOmo
ui aid notes 30 ~ DO. hCnCby give notice that on
saturlny, November 3. 49, NJ " o'clock m, In
inuul ~ The Courthouse, IN Shelby county. Tonnes.
see ] VII prucccd o. fcll Tor Csh the following de-
srfilCl real estate, situate and bciug In the Iatina
District ~ shelby cuuuty formerly tile CITY II
Memphis. IN the county II shelby. Stale Of fen.
ncecc bounded aud described ~ iollovp Rcgln.
sun struyt with the east aide of the drt alley Wcst
~ ihlri ttfvet running thence south with the cast
side II said alley one hundrui aud forty cipht aud
one half feet 10 the north side u the lint alloy
south ~ Madison street. thence East with the north
side ~ sull lat mentioned alley twenty four and
thnc ioutths feet 20 n stake thence north pamllcI
with the mll tint mentioned alley one hundred
aud tuftN eight aud urC.hali feet 81 the south eide
OF Madison stryCt, thence wet with the south sida
Of Madison ,trct twenty four aud ihrc ioufths
feet ~ the beginning point on which u a four
story brick building.
The Title Il believed 10 be perfect but ! shall sell
and convey o. trustee only
=. l. MCDOWELL.
Clerk aud Master 81 the Chancuy Coun Of shelby
county, Tennessee. Trustee.
MgmUNIH UffuNFF A 1871
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Mnn.rhnId snnnIIc.-

Arrin- kentucky stock, a. ijCii per hrl
fried apples, 6c to H. per pound FROM
store. Dried peaches, t. Ia NJ nom store.
NIULrAwtr- Ouiuns, - 5n63 per hrl.
Cabbage Northern. $,Eti0pc i1o. Kmut-
-lhrrls, traiO; hall brls, a. JOCca. Garlic,
81 uyr iui.
hcEln-BarrclS - s0@7; half brls, 81
Ca ~
Eoos-wcakcr ut iG0i7c.
lBvr-Omnrrs, g. - per box. ~ jOtd7
per hrl lemons, SiCrj ~ ser COX. III.
nauu-, A 'nta2 ~ pr bunch.
Nt~Ts=tnrulnuts, 81 per i0n Peanuts
Virginia, &C. Tennessee farmers stuyk. 3Dtic.
roasicd 2'lc higher, shcllcd, la. rccans-
Tchss, imiN'
R,isiNs-lnudon Layers, ~; Layers, " -:
California. o. "a.
rot,ror--f Firm, selling NJ 536t0Oc per bu,
o. Humi a. per hfl.
CiprH-Ncv York, o. 30 pcr brl and % .
per half bH.
Briuu-luttcrnc. it@lSc; creamery,
2seSc; dairy, iS@2ici country butter,
iiH 2Hr.
louirHY-Chickcns scarce. spring. 81 sea
2, old hens, - f00ta. TURKEYS. ssMi2
GANr-Quail, ~ - per dozcn; squirrels,
81 ~ per dozen. NcnisOn-wholc deer, d@scD
saddles. Ia
NiND.AE-rcr gallon, iO@i,c.
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s~.cncrnI NcM..

RuNiNO.
BusINrss good.
Mvpu, on the lcycc.
foUH boats leaving today.
THE packets were late getting in.
TH Belle Memphis Is due from vicks-
burg.
TuE coahoma had a good trip Tor the upper
coast.
Tnr Chickasaw should arrive today from
White river.
TuE Paris G Brown should pass here to,
morrow on her way to New orleans.
Tur tug W. A.. Williams arrived from
Fulton with q barge and q raft II logs.
TnE Miunctonka sunk two hau,rs " rock
AZ Silver Rest about htt"cn miles from here.
DrutSo the twcnty.iour hours ending nj
noon yesterday, the river here fell two
inches.
Tur big Helena. Capt. Az Gunni.on. T. an
nounccd 10 leave here this evening for New
orleans.
Tur James lee. from Friars Point. brought
Gj bars of seed cotton aud rs sacks VI cot.
ton seed,
TW city 81 Nick.buw 9. the Anchor line
packet leaving hcrc at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing Tor NickshuW.
Iurur will hc No packet leaving here for
Arkansas river until Thursday evening.
when the Joe lCtcrs rucs out
Tur Gayusu. Capt. W. T. Hall. leaves here
TO-DAY Tor nptonyillc aud OIL way landings
uu tie uppcf cnast. ~ a.. Mitchell and r.
4. Mcnzics nrr her clerks.
TIW Oakland, which passed here Yesterday
morning, on her way io New Orleans
grounded one of her tausrv nc Norfolk,
twcnty.thtcc miles below here.
TuT new Memphis aud Arkansas river
racket Eugene. 90 route frum litisbur to
this part passed lIclln'w Yesterday In good
shape. She will be- here tAu latter part Oi the
week.
1ur City ~ Cairo passed 10 g. Louis a, 5
| O'Clock Yesterday muruing With i.5nI sacks
III cotton scci She put OF herr tj bales
" cotton. ~ bags of SEED cotton aud pll
sacks of cotton seed.
Tr fr.i steamer To leave Cincinnati last
season Tor New Orleans was the Golden Rule
on November 2ith. Some ~ the best rucss-
en- claim We will have naNigahlU water before
that time this season.
Iur Arkansas city passed 10 vicksbup,
yesterday with q good trip She put ol
2.2it packages. including 80 barrels Of Hour
10 bales NJ cotton, go sacks OF cotton seed,
aud added 90 tons 81 sundfics'
1lm Annie Y, silver, drawing seven feet
~ WHIT laNefh NN ~" N'i'HNH A'tltfunN
afternoon, She will hardly get over rfc,i.
dents island bar, o. only sit feet IL reported
there. Her pilots report seven feet above,
aud rubbed hard NJ Phillips.
TnE Anchor Line company will place their
new boat, city of Monroe, ~ the 81 Louis
aud New Orleans trade, and the Crystal city
In the Grand Tower trade In place of the
| Emma &. Elliott. Both boats will come out
from Jacksonville on the hfsi rise.
1ur Kate Adams Il behind time this trim,
but shc IA expected to arrive this morning
and leave ~ soon as unloadcd Tor Helena.
rcfrcnc. Concordia. Arkansas city aud all
way Landings. Capt. Marx Cheek commands,
With VIM. Blankcr, Lew Price aud Harry
Beet In the office.
1ur Anchor line steamer city of New or.
leans, en- route from New orleans 10 81
] Louis, Is lying Ia the chute iA miles below
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n SALE
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REAL ESTATE.

No. iOts, Rp.-Chanccry Court Of shelby county
STATE NJ Tennessee, for use, etc, ". q. LittlciOhn
It al.
~ virtue oi an iutcrlocutoy decree Tor slc en-.
i,ud In the above cause on the 2pth day of July,
~, VI. - ~. page 9S. | willscll nj public auction,
10 the highest bidder. In frunt Of the CLERK aud
Masters Office, ~ the Main stfgct cntmucc oi tho
Courthouse oi shelby county, Memphis, TEEN, On
saturday, October 30. 1881,
within legal hour, the following described prop
cTty. situated In Taxing District II shelby county,
lCuucscc, to-Wii; lot "a, block IL. southeast cor.
nCf NJ Thitl and Georgia streets, GNii3 feet; lot
- block IL. fronting ~ feet on the east side %
Thinl stpct Fort FlckcrlnHl aud running hack
Gust lCtwC,n PARALLEL lines. ~ feet, being south VI
AMI adjoining above described lot -.
Terms ui Falcon a credit Of tx months: note
hearing Interest with SECURITY required lien re-
iuilvl redemption barred.
This ith day ~ October 1881.
:. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Ey r. r. Caldwell. DEPUTY e. aud ".
!. IA. a {. ". utislClI. Solicitor.
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Miscellaneous,

n~,CoiNu-G' .m1 &c.
TtrH=n -.
suor-prp 81 IS. buck, 81 90.
lrAp.NC.
Nus-lmu. q i5@2 ~ steel. g. 35G2 90.
rowpn-kcgS s. hall krr~ q 49, quar-.
ter kcg~, 81 H.
Ton,,oo-Common 25@Jjc; other grades.
atnSNs
SNun-Garrclrs. SO S. Ralph's, SO q.
railroad. 81 ~. Gail "A. o.
Co,L ott-lrmc white, wholesale lots, iOt
per gallon.
Hprs-pry flint No. I. ilc No. ? iO'.c.
dry saltcl, sttisi rrcon slltrl, Ne. /, 1ac,
No 2 ''sv green, Soc ,hccpskiuS i5yaii.
h~ursNAN=3v.
T,iiuw=l6tiii c.
Woodbury. grease wool. unwashcl. i1Ct
iscs clear grease wool, 1iaAs bury washed.
2lCtly, tuh washed. HiMpc.
MnifgN-Stmight kentucky Bourbon.
Maryland and lvnusylynuia Ryc, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee whistles
nocuulinr 90 age and make. uummOn whisky.
upymfl -, according 90 proof.
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Cash quotation wcrr ns follows
Elour-vnccs unchanged, aud millcu CON.
tinuc firm In their views.
No. ? spring wheat Gs'.aGstsc No 3 spring
wheat, Ot Ne. . red, Uisc. No 2ron. i.ts,.
Nu, Goats. @Ac, No. 2 rye. mlsC No = bar.
ley, OSri No ! faXsccd, OJA, prime tim.
uthy seed. 2 -
Mos pork per brl., 90 Gals 20, Lard. per
l0 IT,, " Nj, short rib sides, loose. e..
dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, g. Ula5 ~. short
clear sides boxed, q Sa5 IS.
lirrcipts-lluur tAuuphrls; wheat. 7GO0O
hu. corn, $1,000 bu cats 2NS,UD bu.; rye,
SEQ bu. barley, 5OWO bu.
shipmCnts=fluur. 70 90 bfls. wheat 90. .
up hu.; corn. $4,000 bu, cat. 25iOOO bu.:
rye, 100 bu; harley. q. 900 bu.
On the Produce cNchanre today. the but.
ter market was unchanged; creamery, liza
- dairy, lGa2.c. Eggs-lim at ~ h.aisc
iur fresh.
ST. iorfs. Oct i7.-Flour-Quict but
steady family, a. hia2 AZ. choice. o. IN,
81 fancy. Az hh,l AZ. rNtm do. N'Hng sO'
Patents a. 1iat nj. Mhrat-Cash very quiet.
options opened dull aud declined &c, but a
better feeling elsewhere caused q partial ~.
action and Tie close was about the same ~
saturday No ? rel, cash, 50i,a5i1C OCto.
h,f, tutc November, iOisa1lc, closing ut
n,l, December 5ah52i.c, closing nj 5a'.c.
way 's'saiN.c, closing Of 1sAc.
'"lh 'a'l higher options May declined
~ lIec offerings and an increase in yisi.
~ Wv, "'l"het was strong aud Nv demand
y e' %adNingr cash, 3DAniic October. lOt.r.
'lf .r November 81, closing NJ asC
l,,,'nbcr 81 'sn3iA.c, closing at SIZE.
"ny '",sl'OtC clusiHg ut iOtsc.
h"Ntf, oahh, 2il.C, October, 23isc bid,
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IEcetIsIuns.

HAY-Choice, from store, s5c; car load
from levcc or depot, $40; prime, store, SOC,
car load from levcc or depot, sl5; prairie
from store, Soc ear load from lcycc or depot,
~BRtN-From store, SOC; from leycc or de.
pot, Sl5.
CoRN-From store. white, Ole; mixed, 52c;
from leycc or depot, white, In bulk, 40; In
SKIS, DE; mixed, In bulk, I7c; IN SKIS, SOC.
oArs-From store, white, Be; mixed, 33c,
from levcc or depot, white, in bulk, Sc; Ia
SKIS, 35ci mixed, In bulk, 2Oc; In sks., Sic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-18
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~ls, 1887.

some weakness in the first hour. Tie tenn
per Of the market then fairly turned and n
gradual but steady improvement which
lasted throughout almost the entire day and
subject to only insignificant reactions took
place. The volume Of business showed a
marked decrease in the afternoon, and the
close was quiet but firm at or near the best
prices reached. Most stocks show fractional
gains over Saturday final figures. Railroad
bonds were saved from intense dullness by
the animation in Eric seconds, which were
active and strong, contributing s137, 600 to
the dny's total Of $Ojs,ODO, The general list
was heavy to weak. The total sales Of stocks
today were 100, 1876 shares. Closing quite
strong.